IN THE NEWS

Pollution Engineering
Penetrating the Surface Water Problem
(Feature, October, 2009)

Excerpt: Over the past three decades, enforcement of the Clean Water Act has stretched from the federal level down to the municipalities. Perhaps some of the strictest standards are found in Gwinnett County, Ga., and their Stormwater Management Surface Cleaning Program. Read more...

Beacon Journal
HydroRecyClean technology available now
(Business Feature, July 23, 2009)

Excerpt: The HydroRecyClean power wash system is now available through ECO Cleaning Systems, manufacturer of environmentally responsible surface cleaning products in Port Clinton. The new innovation is the only fully automatic and integrated system to recover wastewater, filter it on site for reuse, and convert recovered contaminants into non-leachable materials that can often be disposed of in general landfills. Read more...

Sandusky Register
Green Clean
(Cover Story, July 18, 2009)

Excerpt: It's a mean, green, cleaning machine, and it's poised to sweep up the competition. Brent Kaiser, who ownes ECO Cleaning Systems in Portage township, has invented a new type of power washer that is as environmentally friendly as it is easy to use. Read more...

Architectural Things
ECO Cleaning Systems Advances Power Washing Industry Technology
(New Products Feature, July 16, 2009)

Excerpt: ECO Cleaning Systems, manufacturer of environmentally responsible surface cleaning products in Port Clinton, Ohio, today announced the immediate availability of its newest technology, the HydroRecyClean power wash system. This new innovation is the only fully automatic and integrated system to recover wastewater, filter it on site for reuse, and convert recovered contaminants into non-leachable materials that can often be disposed of in general landfills. Read more...

Construction & Maintenance
HydroRecyClean power wash system
(Technologies Feature, July 16, 2009)

Excerpt: ECO Cleaning Systems, manufacturer of environmentally responsible surface cleaning products, announced the immediate availability of its newest technology, the HydroRecyClean power wash system. This new innovation is the only fully automatic and integrated system to recover wastewater, filter it on site for reuse, and convert recovered contaminants into non-leachable materials that can often be disposed of in general landfills. Read more...

ThomasNet Industrial NewsRoom
Power Wash System recovers and filters wastewater for reuse.
(Latest New Product News, July 14, 2009)

Excerpt: Clean Water Act compliant HydroRecyClean is automatic and integrated system to recover wastewater, filter it on site for reuse, and convert recovered contaminants into non-leachable materials that can be disposed in general landfills. Power wash system recovers up to 10 gpm through proprietary filtration process, cleaning recovered wastewater down to 1 micron. Machine is suited for cleaning hydrocarbons, heavy metals, and other hazmat chemicals. Read more...

Port Clinton News Herald
Manufacturer Releases New Power Wash System
(New Products Feature, July 1, 2009)

Excerpt: ECO Cleaning Systems, manufacturer of environmentally responsible surface cleaning products in Port Clinton, recently announced its newest technology, the HydroRecyClean power wash system. his new innovation is the only fully automatic and integrated system to recover wastewater, filter it on site for reuse, and convert recovered contaminants into non-leachable materials that can often be disposed of in general landfills. Read more...

Engineering News Record
Wastewater Reclamation: Filters On-Site Water for Reuse
(New Products Feature, June 22, 2009)

Excerpt: HydoRecyClean is a power-wash surface-cleaning system that is able to recover the wastewater, filter it on-site for reuse and then convert contaminants into non-leachable forms for disposal in general landfills. The closed-loop system is able to recover up to 10 gallons of water per minute and remove a wide variety of contaminates including hydrocarbons, oils, grease, cleaning chemicals, asbestos and various heavy metals. Read more...

Cleaner Times
Environmentally Responsible Cleaning
(Cover Story, February, 2009)

Excerpt: With the increasing enforcement of the Federal Clean Water Act, perhaps the biggest changes in our industry are yet to come. ... we need to stand united, educate our industry on the existing laws, and work together to educate our local politicians to create the necessary changes in those laws directly affecting our industry. Read more...

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